Sentence examples for cordial contacts from inspiring English sources

Since the start of the Ukraine crisis, Israel has kept a low profile, attempting to maintain cordial contacts with Moscow, even as the US has criticised Putin's policies – a balancing act analysts believe will become ever harder to pull off.

The two kept in cordial phone contact and Carroll made light of Harbaugh's comments several times during the season.

The bitter tone of the book has soured relations between two men who have remained cordial and in contact ever since Mr Allen finally resigned from Microsoft in 1983, a decision he now says was driven by exhaustion at the constant fighting and disillusionment by his co-founder's tendency to demean his programmers using sarcasm.

The basis for the disclosure, Dr. Hecker said, was years of exchanges after the cold war between American and Russian nuclear arms designers, with the contacts becoming increasingly cordial.

"The contact was very cordial," said Jim Paxon, a spokesman for the department.

In interviews and meetings with employees yesterday, Mr. O'Neal and Mr. McCann said that they had stayed in contact and maintained cordial relations through Mr. McCann's departure in March and his brief employment as a vice chairman of Axa Financial.

She contacted him, they had a cordial meeting, and he asked her to discuss Syria with one of his confidants, the retired general Jack Keane.

Both sides downplayed the encounter — "It was cordial, unplanned, and they agreed to stay in touch," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said — but in terms of direct contact it was a first.

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It was a cordial conversation, aides said, but the two have had little contact since an angry post-election meeting where they traded blame for Mr. Gore's defeat.

Cordial, even.